Chapter 51 The Unlucky Brother 6: Gaa's Rampage

Qi Wang didn't think he had done anything wrong.

He did accept the apology from the three Qi siblings and the compensation they offered, but this compensation was to make up for the bullying the original owner had suffered over the years, not to buy his promise not to seek revenge.

He will collect the money, but he will also seek revenge.

After the original owner of the Qi family awakened his SSS-level mental power, the three siblings, fearing he would retaliate, used a brain-destroying drug on him. This resulted in the original owner never knowing that he was actually an SSS-level mental power user.

They looked down on the original owner's younger brother because of their strong mental power, but when they discovered that his talent far surpassed theirs, they chose to destroy him.

They didn't care about blood ties or family ties at all, because they were powerful and could control the original owner's life at will.

Conversely, Qi Wang could also influence their lives.

The level of mental strength is related to the degree of brain development, but the degree of brain development is not static.

Although the Zerg have not developed advanced technology like humans, they have evolved many unique abilities thanks to their powerful bodies and evolutionary capabilities.

One type of insect is called the Stewart King Worm, which releases a toxin that destroys the brain in an irreversible way. Once exposed, the human brain is destroyed, and the extent of damage varies depending on the amount of toxin inhaled.

Those with god-level mental strength are protected by mechs, and the mechs have extremely high defensive capabilities, so this toxin can hardly touch their bodies.

However, it's different for A-class and B-class mental users who cannot pilot mechs.

Their protective suits are not very effective at protecting them. Once they encounter the Stewart King Worm, the brains of these ordinary warriors will be destroyed, resulting in a drop in mental strength or even becoming an idiot.

In the Scorpio Empire, if someone becomes an idiot on the battlefield, they become useless, and no one will bring them back from the battlefield.

In the original storyline, the three siblings of the Qi family used the poison produced by the Stewart King Worm on the original owner.

They administered a very strong dose of the drug, clearly intending to turn him into an idiot.

However, even after they used up all the toxins they had, the original owner did not become an idiot; instead, he reverted to his original B-level mental strength.

This shows just how powerful the original owner's mental strength was. If he hadn't been poisoned, his future would have been limitless.

After all, throughout the history of the Scorpio Empire, every SSS-level spiritual power user has been a prominent figure. They often ushered in a new era and led the entire Scorpio Empire toward a brand new future.

Every citizen of the Scorpio Empire knows this knowledge, and the three Qi siblings, who are god-level mental power users, know it even better.

But they still went after the original owner.

Rather than making their younger brother a hero who changes the entire Scorpio Empire, they still hope that their brother remains that insignificant, humble piece of trash who looks up to them.

The poison Qi Wang used was not as potent as that of the Stuart King Worm.

It will only gradually erode their brains, causing their mental strength level to drop without them even realizing it.

Having been privileged for so long, it's time to see what kind of lives ordinary people lead.

After Qi Wang accepted the money, the Qi family seemed to tacitly agree that the matter was over.

Qi Nanping and Qin Zhen are both very busy with work. Even though they are not on the front lines, they still have a lot to do.

Furthermore, they also need to exchange battlefield experience with the three Qi siblings and spend time patiently teaching them various mech piloting skills.

There's only so much time in a day. If more time is allocated to others, naturally less time will be left for Qi Wang.

The original owner looked forward to spending time with her parents every day, but Qi Wang didn't. They were busy, but Qi Wang was even busier than them.

With so many Star Coins in his account, it would be a shame not to do something about it.

Qi Wang bought a mecha.

With the advancement of technology, mechs are actually not expensive. The reason they are not mass-produced so that every citizen of the Empire can own one is because only those with god-level mental strength can pilot them.

To be precise, only those with god-level mental strength can ensure their safety while piloting a mecha. If their mental strength level is insufficient, they are likely to suffer irreversible damage while piloting the mecha.

A god-level mental power user can pilot a mecha for extended periods of time. As long as there is enough energy, the life support system inside the mecha can allow them to survive for half a month to a month.

A-level mental power user can only pilot a mecha for a maximum of one day, and if they do not get out of the mecha in time, their mental power will be depleted and their brain will be affected.

Therefore, unless absolutely necessary, A-level mental power users will not casually pilot mechs.

As for those with mental abilities below Grade A, they regard mechs as a monstrous threat, and they focus more on learning how to build and repair them.

The original owner was a mecha repairman.

He always envied his older siblings who could pilot mechs. When he was young and didn't understand, he piloted a mech at the urging of his older siblings.

Strangely, when he piloted the mecha, he did not experience mental exhaustion, brain shrinkage, or any other aftereffects.

The original owner thought it was just good luck, but now it seems that it was because he was an SSS-level mental power user, so even piloting a mecha would not have any effect on him.

After his parents discovered that he was secretly piloting a mecha, they strictly forbade him from piloting one again. Since then, he has never sat in the cockpit of a mecha again.

The original owner hadn't graduated yet, but his professional skills were quite good. However, with the development of mecha to this point, their functions were basically fixed, and apart from upgrading the existing functions, there was no innovation.

Qi Wang bought the latest model of mecha.

Space technology is now very advanced, and the mecha was delivered quickly after the order was placed.

A space capsule, about the size of a Poké Ball, contains a humanoid mech that is 53 meters tall.

Qi Wang, who is 1.8 meters tall, appears extremely small in front of the 50-meter-tall mecha.

The mecha of this era are quite different from the heavy, mechanical mecha in a certain Pacific movie. Rather than mecha, they look more like Ultraman wearing a suit.

Qi Wang: "..."

Once he got into this mindset, Qi Wang felt a little itchy, and inexplicably wanted to grab some sticks and shout "Cheers!"

Putting this inexplicable feeling out of his mind, Qi Wang entered the mecha.

The mecha cockpit is quite spacious, and in the pilot's seat, countless connecting devices resembling human nerve fibers glow with an eerie light.

Piloting a mech requires linking these neural connections to the brain, making the mech an external body for humans, allowing them to control it as if it were their own body.

No wonder such a method of operation requires a god-level mental strength to pilot.

After all, people below the god level have underdeveloped brains. These neural connections are directly connected to the brain, and once they are overloaded, they will cause irreversible damage to the brain.

The reason why god-level mental power users are so high and mighty is because only they can pilot mechs. But what if ordinary people could also pilot mechs normally?